17 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
1
An illustrated farming train tour under government auspices will visit Cat Knife from 7 to 10 p m on July 8. The eleven car train includes livestock, farm machinery, forage crop exhibits, and a farm women’s section with child care and home nursing aids.
Ballinora reports a Grain Growers picnic planned around July 6 with the baseball team and band expected to join. W A Brown bought oxen to begin worship with Geo Newton. Mrs Newton of Saskatoon is a tot, Mr and Mrs Givo Bowen. Mr Ouellette of Utina visits his sons Tom and Pred and may settle here. Fred Ouellette tours St Hypolite for cheese factory interests. Wheat stands tall in many fields.
Cut Knife defeated Rockhaven 9 to 3 after a tight six inning game. Rockhaven started strong but failed to capitalize with runners left on base while Cut Knife built an early lead and held on as the locals added runs in each of the middle frames.
Incoherent reads reveal scattered remarks: a note to Germany named D. Sharpe, a ball team misfired last Thursday, odd phrases about fears and features, and references to testing, a diet, and an admired ode. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Town notes clash over outside teams in a purely amateur league event held to foster local baseball. Accusations fly about paying for hired players while Cut Knife and Battleford disputes cloud next year’s plans.
The first annual plowing match drew limited participation with eleven of thirty prizes claimed and about a hundred spectators on the grounds. Lunch supported by the Home Maker's Club. proceeds near $82.00 will be donated to the Red Cross after minor expenses.
A fisherman from the Cut Knife district reports catching a monster pike seven miles from town. L A Fitzpatrick, fishing with a party, hauled in the seven pounds eleven ounces champion size to prove his angling prowess in a local sportsman scene.
A columnist notes that seeking vengeance is an old, exhausted path. The piece argues for restraint and suggests alternative approaches to conflict resolution rather than repeating familiar retribution.
Minutes show Qut Knife R. M. Connell presiding with all present except Blackstock. A petition by P Barr and 38 others urged no change in Herd Law as voted by ratepayers. By Law No 16 would allow steel to run once ratepayers vote. amendments debated and tabled until next meeting.
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